Apologies for their inability to attend the meeting had been received from Councillor Jerry O Dea and Deputy Niall Collins, T.D.
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1 MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS AT MEETING OF JOINT POLICING COMMITTEE HELD IN THE EXHIBITION AREA, MERCHANT S QUAY, LIMERICK, ON FRIDAY, 15 TH APRIL, 2016 AT 2.30 P.M PRESENT Councillors Keller, Ó Ceallaigh, Keary, Mitchell, J. Sheahan, Lynch, K. Sheahan, O Donoghue, Ryan and O Brien Chief Superintendent David Sheahan and Superintendent Smart Pat Dowling, Deputy Chief Executive, Christy O Connor, Senior Executive Officer (Corporate), Carmel Kirby, Senior Executive Officer (Regeneration) and Liz Creamer, Staff Officer (Corporate) Apologies for their inability to attend the meeting had been received from Councillor Jerry O Dea and Deputy Niall Collins, T.D. 1. Confirmation of Minutes of Joint Policing Committee Meeting held on 23 rd March, 2015 Circulated, copy of minutes of Joint Policing Committee Meeting held on 23 rd March, On the proposal of Councillor Mitchell, seconded by Cmhlr. Ó Ceallaigh, the minutes of Joint Policing Committee Meeting held on 23 rd March, 2015 were confirmed. 2. Update on filling of Sectoral Vacancies on Joint Policing Committee The Senior Executive Officer, Corporate Services, pointed out that the Joint Policing Committee was statutorily obliged to meet four times per year. He added that the Sectoral Representatives for the Joint Policing Committee had not been appointed yet. They would be selected using the PPN election process which it was hoped would be completed by July. He stated that the question of Sub Committees had been previously discussed at the meeting of the Committee held on 23 rd March, 2015, but that this area would need to be re-examined following the appointment of the Sectoral Nominees to the Committee. In this regard, it was proposed that the practise, whereby the local Area Superintendent would meet on a quarterly basis with the Members of the Municipal District to discuss operational issues, would continue, as heretofore, and that a similar process would be put in place for the Metropolitan District with Members for that District meeting with the appropriate Superintendent on a quarterly basis. It was pointed out that the Garda area in this regard was divided under two Superintendents and that the Members could attend the Briefings for their appropriate areas or both if they wished.
2 3. Joint Policing Committee Sub Committee This item was deferred pending the appointment of the Sectoral Representatives. 4. Receive Presentation from Chief Superintendent Sheahan on Crime Statistics Chief Superintendent Sheahan gave a powerpoint presentation outlining the crime and traffic statistics for the Limerick Division for 2014 and These were summarised as follows : Property Crime Crimes against the Person All Criminal Damage All Public Order Offences Drug Offences Weapons Offences Aggravated Burglary 12 6 Non Aggravated Burglary Theft/Unauthorised Taking of Vehicle Theft from Vehicle Theft from Shop Theft of other Property Murder 0 3 Murder Threat Assaults causing Harm Minor Assault Arson Criminal Damage (not arson) Public Order Offences Drunkenness Offences Possession of Drugs for Sale or Supply Possession of Drugs for Personal Use Possession of Offensive Weapons (not firearms) Traffic Collision Fatal 11 4 Traffic Collision Serious Injury Driving While Intoxicated Members thanked the Chief Superintendent for his presentation. Members requested a similar presentation in about six months time. It was also requested that the presentation be broken down per Municipal District / Metropolitan District Area, if possible. Queries were raised on the position regarding crimes relating to drugs and drug testing for drivers and these were responded to by the Chief Superintendent.
3 Further queries were raised regarding the use of mobile phones while driving and the Chief Superintendent indicated that An Garda Siochana had a recent publicity campaign in relation to mobile phone usage while driving and added that this would be repeated during the year. Concerns were expressed regarding the increase in crime and thefts in rural areas and the need for additional resources to be allocated to cover these areas. Reference was made to issues of overcrowding in the Garda Station in Newcastle West and Members requested that consideration be given to re-opening Croom Garda Station. Queries were also raised in relation to the use of Garda Reserves and new recruits in the District and reference was made to issues in the Askeaton area which were also a cause for concern. The Chief Superintendent, in reply, outlined the actions being taken by An Garda Siochana to deal with rural crime and referred to the crime statistics which were an important tool in the development of an adequate response to rural crimes and the issues arising from same. He also pointed out that there were 43 Garda Reserves in the city and county, each of whom were very committed to their role. In response to a query regarding the filling of the position of Superintendent in Bruff, he pointed out that the appointment in this case was made by the Commissioner and interviews were ongoing at the present time. Chief Superintendent Sheahan referred to the Purple Flag where the number of assaults at night were monitored in a particular area. He pointed out that the Gardai work with the Vintners and others in the area to identify problem locations and ensure appropriate resources are put in place. He stressed the importance of community policing, text and community alert. A meeting was held with the I.F.A. in Adare in November 2015 where problems with criminality in certain areas were raised. Concerns were expressed regarding underage gangs of youths around the city in the evenings between 6.00 p.m p.m. and between 9.00 p.m p.m. which was very intimidating to people frequenting the city. Greater garda visability and presence was required in these areas. 5. DISCUSS JOINT POLICING COMMITTEE ANNUAL WORK PLAN 6. DISCUSS JOINT POLICING COMMITTEE SIX YEAR STRATEGY The Senior Executive Officer, Corporate Services, gave presentation on Joint Policing Committee Annual Work Plan and Joint Policing Committee Six Year Strategy. Work was ongoing on the development of an outline for the Plan and strategic objectives/key actions etc. An update on the process would be brought back to the Members at the next meeting. He pointed out that the six year Strategic Plan should be linked to the relevant objectives in the Local Economic Community Plan (LECP). The Annual Work Plan would also be linked to the LECP and must include objectives from the Garda Annual Policing Plan. The JPC plans should contain a limited number of strategic objectives to facilitate monitoring and review and focus on areas
4 where co-operative and collaborative actions can add value to the existing work of the relevant stakeholders. NOTICE OF MOTION Submitted the following Notice of Motion from Councillor Liam Galvin which was referred from the Municipal District of Newcastle West : I will move at the next Meeting that the Superintendent / Chief Superintendent of An Garda Síochana be asked to attend the next Meeting to discuss and explain the use of the Go Safe vans in towns and villages. At the Meeting the location of Go Safe vans was discussed. Members were of the opinion that some locations were not accident black spots and asked for the matter and, in particular, the location of such vans, to be referred to the Joint Policing Committee for further discussion. The Chief Superintendent pointed out that there are a number of strategies in place to reduce speed and save lives. Go Safe vans were based in areas where a significant number of collisions had occurred. Every accident site is mapped and critical locations identified where vans are put in. Since this intervention the number of accidents had reduced significantly. Members welcomed the use of the Go Safe van at Rourke s Cross but said the location of the van in Banogue was not suitable as it should be located before entering the village thereby slowing down traffic through the village. Reference was also made to the Go Safe van in Galbally which should be located in the village, not outside the village. In reply, the Chief Superintendent stated that all locations where Go Safe vans were parked, are reviewed on a yearly basis. Locating such vans had to comply with certain criteria to satisfy health and safety issues. He agreed to look at the location of the Go Safe vans in Banogue and Galbally. 7. NOTICE OF MOTION Submitted the following Notice of Motion from Councillor Liam Galvin which was referred from the full Council : I will move at the next meeting that Limerick City and County Council would promote The Buddy Scheme whereby An Garda Síochána vet students who want to participate in caring for an elderly person(s); I would also move that this Council would write to An Garda Síochána, parents, School Principals, Community Alert Groups, Active Retired Group and Youth Clubs to seek their support to this Scheme.
5 The Chief Superintendent stated that new legislation was due out in relation to this Scheme and said this item should be deferred and looked at by a Sub Committee. He added that no such Scheme was presently available in Ireland. 8. ANY OTHER BUSINESS A query was raised regarding the greater roll out of CCTV to combat crime. In reply, the Chief Superintendent stated that a lot of work needed to be done prior to considering CCTV in more areas. Consideration also had to be given to data control, monitoring, where to locate the CCTV and also where it would be monitored from. The CCTV Advisory Committee had published procedures and a Project Team was in place. Community based CCTV would be the best way forward but can not be done on a trial basis, either a decision was made to install or not to install. A holistic approach needed to be taken if CCTV is installed and the city and county should be looked at together instead of each area being looked at separately. Funding was also a consideration. The benefits and pitfalls of installing CCTV needed to be looked at and he recommended that the matter be considered by a Sub Committee who would come back with proposals. 9. DATE OF NEXT MEETING The Senior Executive Officer, Corporate Services, to revert to Members with date for next meeting. Signed : CHAIRPERSON DATE :
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